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From Bajirao Mastani to Cocktail: Here are the top seven movies of Deepika Padukone

Director Imtiaz Ali’s  ‘Love Aaj Kal’, narrates the tussle between heart and mind. 
Bajirao Mastani, a 2015 movie, directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, is a historical romance. In Bajirao Mastani, Deepika plays the role of a warrior princess who falls in love with Peshwa Bajirao, who is already married to Kashibai. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
Bajirao Mastani, a 2015 movie, directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, is a historical romance. In Bajirao Mastani, Deepika plays the role of a warrior princess who falls in love with Peshwa Bajirao, who is already married to Kashibai. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
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Director Imtiaz Ali’s ‘Love Aaj Kal’, narrates the tussle between heart and mind. In Love Aaj Kal, Deepika plays the role of Meera, a bold career oriented girl, who follows her heart at the same time. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
Director Imtiaz Ali’s ‘Love Aaj Kal’, narrates the tussle between heart and mind. In Love Aaj Kal, Deepika plays the role of Meera, a bold career oriented girl, who follows her heart at the same time. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
Imtiaz Ali's Tamasha narrates the story of Ved and Tara, who fall in love during a holiday in corsica. However, they decide to keep their identities undisclosed.In this movie, Deepika plays the role of Tara, who ventures out to search ved after four years. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
Imtiaz Ali's Tamasha narrates the story of Ved and Tara, who fall in love during a holiday in corsica. However, they decide to keep their identities undisclosed.In this movie, Deepika plays the role of Tara, who ventures out to search ved after four years. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
In Pradeep Sarkar's Lafangey Parindey, Deepika plays the role of Pinky, who loses her sight in a freak accident by the proptagonist.The film explores how the protagonist helps her to to regain her confidence. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
In Pradeep Sarkar's Lafangey Parindey, Deepika plays the role of Pinky, who loses her sight in a freak accident by the proptagonist.The film explores how the protagonist helps her to to regain her confidence. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
In Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela, Deepika Padukone plays the role of Leela who is passionately in love with Ram. The film beautifully narrates the mindsets of two lovers, while witnessing the confrontation between two communities. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
In Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela, Deepika Padukone plays the role of Leela who is passionately in love with Ram. The film beautifully narrates the mindsets of two lovers, while witnessing the confrontation between two communities. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
Finding Fanny, a satirical road comedy film by Homi Adajania is based on a road trip where, Ferdie, an old postman, decides to find his lost love Stefanie, whom he fondly calls Fanny. In the movbie, Deepika plays the character of Angie, a Goan girl in this movie. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
Finding Fanny, a satirical road comedy film by Homi Adajania is based on a road trip where, Ferdie, an old postman, decides to find his lost love Stefanie, whom he fondly calls Fanny. In the movbie, Deepika plays the character of Angie, a Goan girl in this movie. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
Cocktail, directed by Homi Adajania, is a journey through a love triangle. In Cocktail, Deepika Padukone, plays the role of Veronica, who becomes friends with Meera and then Gautam. The story revolves around the complications they have to face when 'love' enters the stage. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
Cocktail, directed by Homi Adajania, is a journey through a love triangle. In Cocktail, Deepika Padukone, plays the role of Veronica, who becomes friends with Meera and then Gautam. The story revolves around the complications they have to face when 'love' enters the stage. (Photo | Youtube screengrab)
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